Steve Greer (CSETI) Photograph ET Being

I am torn---On the one hand, I believe Greer's intentions and overall movement mean well, and I think that he IS on to something with his contact
protocol...

But things such as "moth light-beings" and "Cacti-Aliens" being submitted as "evidence" are KILLING his cause!

He needs to be MUCH more critical and careful before submitting many of these things as evidence, as he DOES have some really great UFO and even weird
energetic anomolies that take place in these contact events, but he needs to filter through and seperate the wheat from the chaff much more closely so
as not to undermine the truly anomolous stuff.

I am actually a huge fan of Greer and his movement overall, but this type of stuff disheartens me. Sigh.

for some reason this guy has not only myself but most of the ATS community questioning why he is saying the things he does. He doesn't make sense to
me like some other whistle blowers do. He says he has evidence yet I'm still to be convinced by anything he says.

Question for the exobiology experts in here. What is an alien being walking around in the bushes late at night supposed to look like?

Not saying that the..... thing in this photo is an alien or isn't, just wondering. Suppose some people really do encounter an alien in the bushes at
night and take a picture of it, what should it look like, in theory?

Originally posted by SmokeJaguar67
I am the first to admit that I so open minded that I often trip over my brainstem but for the life of me I see nothing in those photographs that
indicates to me that what I am straining to see is an extraterrestrial.

No. That isn't open mindedness, mate. It is the complete opposite.

To believe everything so called piece of evidence thrown your way, without a second thought, is extremely closed minded.

Being open minded is in no way synonymous with being naive, gullible or ignorant.

Oh no... here it goes. In the past, I generally regarded Greer as kind of a harmless person who was in the business to only discredit himself. Now it
appears that he would like to discredit anyone who's ever been even remotely interested in the Alien and UFO phenomenon. This is getting old.
HOWEVER, I will post a practical reply for people who genuinely want to see some crazy stuff.

1. Get out of the city. I mean at least by 100 miles. This will get you away from light pollution and perhaps authority who wish to intervene on your
night watch. Stay away from highways and any artificially created light source. (Rent a car, borrow a tent or get one second hand, a few cans o'
beans and a bunson burner, no special multi-thousand dollar membership required). Don't go to a commercial or family camp ground, again, the
objective is to get away from as much as you can.

2. Get a hold of some night vision goggles. Gen2 military spec goggles are getting cheaper, so if you can afford to go for them, buy them. If you can
afford more, go Gen3. In the absence of a load of cash, you could try something like this: www.youtube.com... , however you
won't get anywhere near the fidelity of a multi-thousand dollar pair of NVG's (for obvious reasons).
Your consumer grade digital camera will NOT take decent photographs at night. If you want to take a decent STILL shot with low light, they are OK, but
not for moving objects in total darkness. Otherwise, don't even bother. You're going to end up with a bunch of shots that don't look like anything
and have no point of reference (which most UFO shots lack).

3. Don't bring booze, psychotropics, hallucinogens or any other fun stuff, if you want to share the story, this kind of stuff will kill your
credibility.

So if you are a skeptic, a "believer", or you just want to see some rad stuff, do something like this. If anything you will see a meteor shower that
was not likely on the evening news (they happen all the time, everywhere, and simply can't be seen inside city limits). If you get lucky you'll see
some stuff that defies logic and will haunt your thoughts from now on. I for one was sort of on the fence until I did just this. If you can't get
NVG's chances are you're going to see some cool stuff anyway. It seems that our "atmospheric" traffic has picked up considerably in the last few
years (in my experience anyway).
In all seriousness though, true disclosure is going to come from the broader public that does not wish financial gain, only that the truth be told.
Stay clear of people who claim they can provide you with a genuine "alien" or "UFO" experience.
For those of you who care, I chose Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada for my first remote location, the Canadian Rockies near Lake Louise Alberta for my
second. There's no doubt in my mind that if everyone who was on the fence endeavored to do something like this, we'd have a lot more people asking
the hard questions. Take care all!

It looks to me like two chairs covered in sleeping bags or plastic next to two bushes one of which may be a cactus (the alien in question)...

I see no way of proving it to be real. Maybe if there was footage of it that was clearly real, hours of tape of it doing stuff, flying around in a UFO
or talking in an interview or something. But this one photo is less than convincing...

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